Is it a ‘bear (or temporary) market rally’? Whilst apparently the majority of fund managers think it is, I sense this time they may be wrong.

Investment Company Berkshire Hathaway suffered a record first quarter loss of a staggering $50Billion (£40Billion)

A recent study by the Association of British Insurers (ABI) suggests that when we move home, only 4% of us are notifying the provider of our pensions about our change of address.

The bizarre reverse oil price for Texas Crude shocked us all. How could it happen and does it reflect reality? Not really. What did happen (and can happen again) is that storage capacity for the stuff is filling-up.

apparently since 1871 there have been eleven times when the Market (the S&P 500) has dropped by over 25%.

Those on our client database will soon receive an update on conditions as we see them. It is the largest piece of work we have done on the crisis so far.

Well, the 5 April year-end valuation point is upon us. It will not be pleasant reading for anyone, including our clients and investors elsewhere. Markets almost unilaterally have endured the worst quarter since 1987

Amid the global human, employment and economic chaos caused by the Coronavirus pandemic, the emergency announcement by new Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey to cut the base rate to just 0.1%

You know something is fundamentally wrong when such daily spikes are so extreme (with five of the biggest points’ movements for the Dow Jones in a matter of days)

The oil price collapse was the final straw, bringing oil stocks down as a consequence and not a few pence but big percentage figures like BP over 20%